Medtronic could still get tax incentives for Lafayette campus
LAFAYETTE — In August 2019, the Colorado Economic Development Commission approved a performance-based tax incentive package worth $24.8 million for a mysterious Fortune 500 biotech company known then only as “Project Charlie Brown” that wanted to build a large-scale operation in Boulder County.
The mystery company, it would soon be discovered, was medical-device maker Medtronic Inc., and the project it wanted to build was a new corporate campus in Louisville.
Fast-forward to October 2020, and that project looks quite a bit different. Louisville, which saw residents and elected officials oppose the overall development…
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